Youth and Family Therapist / Counselor - Community Based

Job Description

Job Description

Job description

Mobile Clinician (Day Shift - 10:30-6:30 pm)
St. Johns County | Full-Time
Competitive salary + travel stipend + additional bonuses available

$68,000 plus bonuses

Outstanding Benefits

• Rural stipend + additional bonuses
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• 401(k) plan
• Generous paid time off
• Flexible schedule
• Professional development and clinical supervision provided

Join a compassionate nonprofit delivering lifesaving mental health care across Northeast Florida.

We’re seeking a Mobile Clinician to support youth and families during urgent mental health situations. This role is ideal for clinicians who thrive under pressure, communicate clearly, and are committed to trauma-informed care.

For over 36 years, we’ve provided therapeutic support to children and adolescents across St. Johns, Putnam, and Flagler Counties. Our integrated care teams deliver evidence-based services in homes, schools, and community settings—grounded in compassion, creativity, and innovation.

What Makes This Role Special

• Frontline crisis intervention — Be the immediate response to youth and family mental health crises
• Clinical variety — Balance on-call crisis work with providing ongoing therapy for a caseload of up to 10 youth
• Team support — Collaborate with law enforcement, caregivers, and schools to stabilize and guide next steps
• Continued development — Receive free supervision, training in suicide prevention, and access to best-practice modalities
• Mission-driven — Make a measurable difference in the lives of children facing acute emotional distress

Core Responsibilities

• Conduct risk assessments and establish safety plans for at-risk youth
• Communicate outcomes and recommendations to all involved parties
• Provide individual, group, and family therapy per treatment plans
• Maintain timely documentation including treatment plans, updates, and progress notes
• Follow up with families and external partners to support post-crisis stability
• Serve as primary clinician for a caseload of up to 10 children
• Attend MCRT meetings and participate in ongoing training and development
• Support team coverage as needed for holidays, illness, or vacations

Qualifications

• Florida licensure in Mental Health Counseling, Social Work, or related field
• 2+ years of clinical experience
• Strong background in risk assessment, crisis intervention, and therapeutic treatment planning
• Valid Florida driver’s license
• Proven ability to handle high-pressure situations with empathy and clarity
• Team-oriented mindset and excellent communication skills

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